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dpo / homebrew-openblas

Homebrew formulae for an openblas-based toolchain
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Octave to 4.2.2 #54

Closed schoeps closed 6 years ago

schoeps commented 6 years ago

New version 4.2.2 and fixed issue https://github.com/dpo/homebrew-openblas/issues/53.

schoeps commented 6 years ago

@dpo did you give up on this repository?

dpo commented 6 years ago

Did not give up at all. Time is just short.

dpo commented 6 years ago

@schoeps Could you rebase this branch? There are errors due to old => :run dependencies that have since been fixed. Thanks!

schoeps commented 6 years ago

Sorry, I messed up and pushed in the main repo :( Suggestions?

dpo commented 6 years ago

I forced push to master to undo that last commit. Hopefully, that was fast enough that noone will run into problems.

schoeps commented 6 years ago

Thanks. I tried to handle two merge request for the old stable (octave 4.2) and the new release (4.4) at the same time. I obviously got lost :(

So, shall we go for 4.4 (online since yesterday) or bugfixing the old 4.2?

dpo commented 6 years ago

Let's go with 4.4 if we can get it to build. I'm not sure about the errors in #60.

schoeps commented 6 years ago

Ok, I will start with a new request from scratch.

schoeps commented 6 years ago

Ok, something is wrong with my local configuration. Sorry, I pushed again to the main repo :( Maybe, it's better to remove my write access. This is annoying.

(I switched recently to a graphical GIT client: Tower. Maybe that was not a good idea)

dpo commented 6 years ago

I thought I could tweak your permissions, but apparently, it's all or nothing. Maybe there's something wrong with your remotes?! I personally don't use graphical git clients. Having to write everything out on the command line can be tedious, but at least, you know you're running the right command.

schoeps commented 6 years ago

but at least, you know you're running the right command.

I cannot argue here :)

However, I have opened #61. Let's see how it goes.